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u missed the point.
Thats the problem, because we are too connected.. being connected means access to information. To much information, to often is not good for us. It essentially boils down to hyper stimulation. To much stimulation, constant barrage of information.
One should learn to disconnect. Quite the mind by quiting your environment, which includes shutting of your computer, i pad, i phone etc.
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Happiness is what you feel when Gundappa Vishwanath plays his square cut, Sunil Gavaskar his cover drive and Kapil Dev does his magic with bat and ball.
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Happiness is also what you feel when you add to your tally of killed threads.
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that definition of happiness is very sad southie bro 
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med : suppose that we were in the dark ages , then i would not have been able to discuss anything at gs, this is very common in the computer ages , theres no distance or gap
southie : eloboration can also be enjoyable
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med : suppose that we were in the dark ages , then i would not have been able to discuss anything at gs, this is very common in the computer ages , theres no distance or gap
southie : eloboration can also be enjoyable
Everything has benefits and everything has a cost. The internet and all this mass media has benefits but can come at the cost of ones sanity. To much media is as bad as none at all. Before, our intake of mass media and entertainment was curtailed by circumstances and technical limitations. Today, we are bombarded with information, constant and unyielding. Ever heard of internet addiction? How about the kid in SOuth Korea who died because he refused to leave his online game...
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southie : eloboration can also be enjoyable
Can you elaborate on what needs elaboration?
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I agree with Med911's first post. That was very well written.
However, someone said there that avoid expectations. I think expectations creep in whether you want them or not. Its just how humans are built or programmed.
In my personal opinion, happiness is only real when you can actually share it with your loved ones. People often confuse happiness with contentment.
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I think true and pure happiness comes to us when we do everything that our soul likes ... Soul likes taking care of orphans, smiling and being content, taking care of elderly, being kind to animals, spending money with a big generous heart for good purposes, watering plants, giving gifts, spending quality time with friends, enjoying nature, biking, roller skating, kite flying, using nice smelling perfumes, wearing clean, simple, and decent clothes, eating healthy and fresh food, bowing to God for long periods, being just and honest, never spying on anyone,
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Everything has benefits and everything has a cost. The internet and all this mass media has benefits but can come at the cost of ones sanity. To much media is as bad as none at all. Before, our intake of mass media and entertainment was curtailed by circumstances and technical limitations. Today, we are bombarded with information, constant and unyielding. Ever heard of internet addiction? How about the kid in SOuth Korea who died because he refused to leave his online game...
yes and too much of ignorance would have caused problems.
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I’m happy :is: